Amazing! I backpackerd from north to south going from the Tayron National Park calm beach and relaxing hammock time down to Cali salsa capital. so many different experiences! Calle del Sabor can be very congested with people so be careful and aware of surroundings sometimes there may be a street fight happening.
Posted: November 9, 2026Experienced: July, 2026If you know anything about Colombia, then you know Christmas is super important. I visited Colombia for the first time with my wife and it was amazing. The atmosphere, the people, the food… 10/10. I’ve been back several times and will continue traveling there!
Posted: November 5, 2026Medellin was a blast! The food was wonderful 😋 I can't wait to go back. We went on several tours, enjoyed all the art by comuna 13 and even enjoyed some thc beer which was tasty! The night scene was also a great time.
Posted: October 29, 2026The island is small yet remarkably rich in character. The sea is surreal and the nature is unique, offering a wide array of excursions and experiences. A four-day trip from the Colombian mainland is sufficient to enjoy it. The local are very welcoming, and I genuinely never felt unsafe during my visit. It was truly a paradise.
Posted: October 29, 2026Experienced: September, 2026Mirian
Venezuela
I travelled as a group with my Choir. We were there for a Sacred Music festival. The weather was very cloudy and cold. I loved the sightings, it is colonial coded and the people are nothing but kind and welcoming.
Posted: May 19, 2026Experienced: April, 2011Fiordaliza
Dominican Republic
Colombia is a wonderful country, with good food, friendly people, and many options to see and do, very good prices, colorful, it is more than just Medellín and Bogotá, going to the small towns on the outskirts will give you one of the best experiences, and it is also very easy to get around by public transportation.
Posted: March 9, 2026Experienced: June, 2025Nathalie
Switzerland
My experience as a solo female traveler in Bogotá I stayed in the Chapinero neighborhood and felt safe both during the day and in the evenings. For arriving in Bogotá, I really recommend choosing a comfortable hotel or a cozy hostel that feels like a retreat just for you. The weather can change quickly and rain is common, so I was very happy to have my own private room where I could rest and recharge. I spent many days walking more than six hours, exploring Chapinero, La Candelaria, and the...
Posted: January 10, 2026Very cool experience. I stayed near the Gold Museum. There are many restaurants nearby and more museums. At night, it is not very safe to walk in the area and you should be careful with people who approach you to talk.
Posted: December 6, 2025Mely
Dominican Republic
It was a great experience. There are many places to visit and activities to do. The food is very good, the locals are very friendly and the food is delicious. I recommend going with a certified guide to avoid scams.
Posted: December 6, 2025Mely
Dominican Republic
Very nice experience. There is a lot to do and see. The locals are friendly and can provide you with information. The food is not expensive and very good. There are activities you can do without guides, and you can rent bicycles, but for this you need a special card.
Posted: December 6, 2025Barranquilla is safe specially around the northern area near the big malls called Buenavista sector. The downtown is not safe to stay at night. Is mostly comercial use and not residential. So it's sort of safe to go during the day but I'd be cautious at any time. Public parks are mostly safe in the northern sector and malls are totally safe.
Posted: November 8, 2026Valeria
Really safety here if you know where to choose where to go and hours and all the stuff like 12:00 a.m. till 5:00 and you can be robbed I think or even at 12:00 p.m. like lunch but if you're lucky then you don't be robbed
Posted: October 5, 2026Bogota is not really a safe city so I would always recommend that if you go out during the night don’t do it alone, don’t take taxis but uber instead and don’t keep your phone handy or visible, during the day is safer but you still have to take care of your personal belongings
Posted: September 30, 2026Yohelis
You only need to be in the quieter areas of the city, these are usually safe. It is a great city with a lot of plans to do. They will enjoy the city. Maybe if they leave the old city maybe I won't be so sure.
Posted: July 11, 2026It depends on the places you visit, try not to wear really expensive things in downtown or showing of your wealth, be modest and you’ll be good. People in general is really kind and will help you with anything you need
Posted: June 12, 2026It is quite safe and people are friendly, but you should be careful with your phone or other belongings at all times, especially if you take the TransMilenio. I would recommend avoiding areas like San Bernardo, Ciudad Bolívar, and El Tunal.
Posted: May 22, 2026Sore
Barranquilla
3 nights
Hi, I'm a SW engineer that works completely remotely in Baq. I like to play music and bit of dancing although I'm not that good. In my day to day I'm not too outdoorsy so when I travel I'm the opposite xD. Usually travel alone and do a bit of hiking in my travels
karen
Bogotá
3 nights
I am a college student in Bogotá, Colombia, who right now is trying to see the world. I am volunteering for euroweek in poland right now, I love spending time with children, reading and traveling around the world.